Jermaine Vaughn, bivocational pastor of Elevate Church, Moore, Oklahoma, was awarded the Congressional Badge of Bravery for his service with the United States Marshall Service.
Southern Baptist women from New Mexico’s Tri-Area Baptist Association, partnering with Hope 4 Women International, sewed and donated 47 dresses to girls in need in
When the pandemic forced a closure of in-person English-as-a-second language classes, Florida Baptist leaders discovered that various virtual platforms could multiply their efforts and outreach.
One hundred eighty children in Vacation Bible School at Ivy Creek Baptist Church, Buford, Georgia, donated 2,500 books through Read Georgia, an initiative aimed at
In 2011, Julio Calderin planted Iglesia Bautista Vida Eterna at First Baptist Church, Las Vegas, Nevada. Today the church has grown to about 150 people.
Re-engaging for the first time in 15 months, more than 140 San Diego Southern Baptist associational leaders, church planters and ministry leaders gathered at Bethel
Three researchers who have helped with research and development of COVID-19 vaccines have a common thread — they were members of the Baptist Student Union
Multiple COVID-19 outbreaks connected to church events have been reported nationwide as the highly contagious Delta variant of the coronavirus continues to spread in the
Amy Whitfield, associate vice president for convention communications for the Southern Baptist Convention Executive Committee, announced recently that she is joining the staff of The
By Todd Deaton The Courier Greg Sweet and his two sons, Neal and Nathan, together form what one fellow pastor termed a “trifecta” in ministry.
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